Chris@andy I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoyed your presentation at #smashingconf ! Overall was a little underwhelmed by the conference as a whole, but yours was a stand out for sure
Stephanie EcklesI'm so thankful for having been able to teach, speak, and attend #SmashingConf NYC ten years after the one and only other time I attended 🥰 I didn't have _any_ of the things I've done in the last few years in my dreams at that time, so this really caps off what has been a whirlwind of so many incredible experiences that all started from making a decision to blog about CSS 🥺 And none of it would have been possible without the support of so many of you! 💜
castastropheObsessed with @mia's workshop! We started the day with my favorite topic - the history of the web. Builds up awe and creates a foundational understanding of how we got to this reality we are living in. I would love to see bootcamps and colleges all incorporate a course or session on the history of the web. #smashingconf
Bruce Lawson ✅ ♫ ♿ ✌️♂️✊the accessibility overlay fact sheet that @5t3ph alluded to at #smashingconf is at https://overlayfactsheet.com/en/
Learning about Visa Chart Components at #smashingconf - open-source accessible data visualisation web components https://design.visa.com/data-visualization/
Learning about Incremental Font Transfer at #smashingconf, a W3C spec to decrease the perceived latency for downloading web fonts - particularly useful for CJK and other non-Latin scripts. https://www.w3.org/TR/IFT/
I’ve been at #smashingconf in NYC this week, and it’s been pretty great so far. Day two starts today, but I think I might skip the last talk so my team can go do some NYC tourism before we head back tomorrow.
Here’s Yiying Lu, the creator of the twitter fail whale!
Day 2 of Smashing Conf! I had the best intentions of getting there early for coffee and snacks but I placed my order at (what I thought was) a Starbucks near the venue. Nope! It was well across town. At least my butt in the chair before our mystery speaker is revealed! #smashingconf
At #smashingconf, Tim Catnip is reminding us that betting on the browser (rather than JavaScript abstractions) is our best chance of long-term success.
Wow! SmashingConf does NOT disappoint. Only 2 talks in and the quality of speakers is so top-tier. I’m in a talk about dashboards right now which isn’t a topic that generally impacts my work but it’s been crafted in a way to tell such an interesting and engaging story. This is like a more nerdy and detailed set of TED talks! ❤️#smashingconf #nyc